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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04
ENDING HIS LIFE NTH RAT POISON.

MARCUS ID. sAyIN's SUICIDE IN HOTEL IN TREN-
TON-A PATHETIC LETTER TO HIS SONS.
TRENTON, Jan. 3 tSpeeidt)-A man whose age seemed
between fifty and sixty found dead In room ct the
Hotel Windsor day. He had part Of the contents
OF box OF rat poison On the floor his body beside
the nearly empty poison box lay caseknfe which was
newly ground. The the hotel last Friday reg
istering as Marcus d. Savin. OF New-YOrk He was
moneyless. but said that he expected a remittance.
w. W. Dits the manager OF the hotel believed him to be
all right and assigned him Nothing In the man
department indicated that he dersnged He left a
letter OF which the the following Is a copy:
To uhopl may specially address My broth
or r. r. SAyIN Citizens National Bank, Baltimore Nd
either or all Of my sons Rev. r. THOMAS sAvN, Drew
Theological Seminary Madison. N. j.; WILLIAM M.
SAvIS, Tih DE MOTT & DURASD Brokers, 10 Newst
New-YOrk PEYToN A. SAvIS, teih THEODORE MEUER,
bankers, As Newest. New-YOrk.
In reviewing all my dsapponrments and
discouragements and the>yery many complications
have fallen into. particularly from the time Of my separa
ton from my wife and Children being about two years
past, and their treatment and action from that time
which wish the world could estimate and charity would
be extended TO really have been insane as fully
conclude when wake up, to what I have
done and statements l have repeatedly made-cer-
tainly no would have done so; and
by continued effort the utter failure have experienced
to ercate myself but only apparently to get further IN
volved- have been startled and perfect misery can Dt
nights and worry all day. see no way to mend it, No
therefore have lost entirely the courage battle with
life and long hide away in the grave and am going
10 dare and ind peace OF mind and rest In this
way NV present bodily ailments add much in the exc
cutlOn Of this purp'sr hope my body will be buried
where have lot, In Green Mount Cemetery, Baitl-
more Nd.
In letter to the hotel the suicide promises
that his unpaid bill shall be settled.
third letter contains Savins will 1t reads like the
crazy He leaves TO the wife of r. T.
savn OF Baltimore several hundred thousand dollars Ill
bonds stocks and other securities The body at the
Morgue The relatives the dead have been tee
grained for and the officials will take action until
their arrival
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THE CONTEST IN MICHIGAN.

POUR CANDIDATES FOR THE sENATE-sENAroR
CONGER DIsLIKED BY CERTAIN POLITICIANS.
LANSING. Mich Jan. tSptciab.-Tho Republicans
will have majority forty on JOINT irlo In the Michigan
Legislature which to-mo ro.. and hence thoro
Is no question OF the election OF Republican TO succeed
Senator There u.s. however great interest In tho
action of the Republican This + caused by the
fact that four candidates in the field. immediately
after election there five nyowed candidates,
but James W. Mcmillan. millionaire and chairman OF the
Republican State Central Committee Withdrew f@m the
contest after few weeks This action. which Is com
mcnacd a. in the interest OF party harmony. left
the contest to Colonel f. u. storkhrlce. Kalamazoo
r. 8 Lacey Charlotte; J. G. Fitzgerald Grand Ranid'
and Senator COngcr The question OF location
more than ability cnters into the contest
for the srnatorship There has grown mp
pronounced feeling tho western half Of the state is
entitled 10 prize this time Both senator Palmer and
Senator Congcr residents OF the Eastern part OF the
For this reason Is generally conceded That Senator
Congers chanres for reelection well nigh hopeless
There are other reason. why h. IL behind In The
rotciaiis ol iniucncc lie Is not rich man
and opens no barrel. tho sh It Is sId
shppiia mGh ~ tif 1 tho c' suoI crc 10 Tsc
1" hoodle" IN the heht II l. generally conceded that
Tie IL ,crrdn,I rpnlar Win the rcolc having worked
M from ob-cuiily 10 position 90 great wealth ana IN
fricmd. vbo are ,rlnowltIccd TO he entitled
- confederation at the present Tine He-|lcs
Colonel Sinr abri irc has twice kindly stepped
aid" e, % H4& aa 1 l ;eeTS the pAf SS
= man % ability and cnmmtnds cool
cred scrious cNrc,f tending draw from stockhfidscs
Western contingent
The ConRrr men base almost their only hope
probability that in the event OF long contest the
Lacey forces aud FscriIds strength wl so 10 their
candidate. lIyced. there =, talk tonight OF
Congcr-Lacey alliance, forming which may mp
set many cacuiation- Mo.t Of the mennher'
have arrived and all the Senatorial cand
dates are here tonight disinier.sied canvass
Of the 81 meub.fs dyes STOCK Tldgc -, Com 10.
Lacy H. Fiizgerad = - le.hLIgL Apan Ia G9,Hbdm
- Hubt-cll The latter - moi altogether
nnIikcIy up forudably beor" the contest rnns
There expect short contest however hs IN"
disposition Ia Michigan IT,, year 10 preserve harmony
L.. H..
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BISHOP sTEVEYSs STLvER WEDDING.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-Tmpressiye ceremonies we're
held this morning in ST. Andrews Protestant Episcopal
Church In ceebratoDof the twenty fifth anniversary Of
the Of Bishop W. Bacon Stevens. OF the do
OF rennsy vana Bishop Stevens read his address,
In which lie reviewed at great length the work OF the
Church in the last quarter Of a century.
In concluding his address the Bishop said " In the
conventional language Of society this is silver we'd
ding with this diocese At this chancil twenty-five years
ago pghted my troth in holy conservation to love. TO
cherish and to serve 1t till death us do part To-day at
the ehancel renew my pledge Of devotion Then
made the pledge with fear and rcnblng now after
quarter OF century OF mutual affection. with thanksgiv
ing that have lived long peace and love together
The pray er for the church militant said by the Rev.
Henry Brown, which was followed by the communion
service The minor exhortation and confession read
by the Rev. Dr. w. Nelson MeVicker, tho words and
prayer OF humble by the Rev. d. Mcconnell and
the conservation by the Right Rev. Bishop Whitaker
Tile holy communion administered b. Bishop Stevens
and OF the ciergt 10 large number OF persons
The first communion service by the Rev. c. George
CurTe, d. d. ana the collects before the benediction by
the Rev. Isaac Gibson.
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SnCIAI INCInENTS

The members Of the Columbia COLLEGE Chapter OF the
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity gave large reception
last evening at the of Mr. and Mrs Lewis Johnston
No 79G Lexngton-ave There were dancing and supper
Henry C. yanderbeek and William r. fooker sang several
selections as did also the chapel glee club The recep
ton was under the patronage of Mrs. Sidney Howard
Carney Mrs. John II. Kemp. Mrs. Lewis Johnston and
Miss Ethel Gardner. who received the guests
The Madison Square Theatre mfOrtably hlled yes
terday at the first OF the series OF six poetic re
etais given by Sidney WoOllett the dramatic reader
TenDyson's Elaine the piece selected. The re-
citals under the patronage OF about thirty well known
ladies' Among those present Mrs Hickslord Mrs
d. {. Appleton. Mrs. Barrett H. Van Aukeu Miss Van
AIKEN. Mrs August Belmont Mrs W. W. Astor, Mrs. j.
~ A. Grssoi. Mrs Manton Marble Mrs. g. Van Rensse-
laer Cruger Mrs John K Brady Mrs. William y. buns
more. Miss DIuisDOre and Mrs. Burton " Harrison.
MI. and Mrs Austin Stiekney gave german Last even
Ing 10 about thirty couples ut their home No 30 lest
6eyenteenfh-st
large number OF ladies yesterday the first OF
their Monday afternoon receptions Tor the mouth
Mrs William V. Brokaw entertained the Friday even
Ing dancing class her home No. 500 Ffthaye. Miss
Cora Mckay assisted in receiving the guests.
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OBITUARY..
COLONEL JULIAN McALLIsTER.


Colonel Julian McAlser the senior officer OF his rank
in the Ordnance Corps, United States Army died
at his home on Governors Island, shortly after
O'Clock last night. He had been In good
health until fortnight ago, when he complained OF a
severe pain in the Kidneys and placed himself under the
care OF physician His wife, brother and children we're
with him when he died.
Colonel McAster was born in this State sixtyt three
years ago lie became cadet in the Military Academy
under appointment by President Tyler He was
graduated In ls47 and assigned to the I'd Artillery
with the rank of second lieutenant year later he was
transferred 10 the Ordnance Department, becoming III
1853 "A first lieutenant on July l, le6l after
he had served in the army fourteen
years he was commissioned "a captain In
1865 he was made brevet MAJOR and breret neu-
for faithful and etoroas services III INC
Ordnance Department and at the same time was maze
zeal ability and iaithfuness IN the as
charge OF his duties senior ordnance oncer
IN the Department OF the Pachc ne
received the full rank OF major IN
$685. colonel I'm 1874 and colonel IN 1881
For years before his transfer 10 Governors
Island. three months Colonel McAuster had COM
und the Bencia Arsenal California AT the time OF
his death the Governors Island Arsenal and the sandy
Hook proving grounds were In his charge.
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FUNERAL OF EDGAR &. HOLLEY.

The funeral OF Edgar f. Hollcy. who was connected
with the Globe Fire Insurance Company for many years.
took place last night the house OF his niece Mrs '" f.
Conover, No SO East nd-thirteenthst
There WAS "A large gathering OF Insurance men and or
Others who had Known Mr. Hoey both In business and In
social lie The services conducted by tho Rev Dr.
assisted by the Rev. Dr. Henry Baker OF the 81 James
Methodist Church The Globe Fire Insurance Company
Insurance Commissioners John Jay Morris. s. T. Knapp,
Thomas Reed, Washington l. COOK and W. D. fisher' Oh
the directors and the oompany's employees
The body will be taken 10 Noodawn THIS morning On
specal train which leaves the Grand central depot 81
o. q o'clock In the death notice column OF The TRIBUNE
this morning will be found resolutions adopted w tho
Globe Fire Insurance Company on MI Holeys death
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PEIE4SI OF L IL TLELN.

CHICAGO. Jan 3.-Judge Shepard. H. the Circuit Court
hnbels corpus Of j. H. Havcrly today
discharged him from the custody q: the detective
agency The Court said: "Mupford the main respond
en IN this case IS empoye OF n private detective
agency having offices in NewYork and Chicago He has
has neen depued by the bail 10 capture the rclaor in
this state and remove 9im TO Kings County. ~ L. lie
does not come here make the arrest sworn officer
Of the law Of any Jurisdiction II he can take the reor
10 might any private citizen deputed By the bail III by
virtue the bapiece. which, according 10 the author
ties may executed by any person therennto depnted
by the balls that he takes the relaor BY what route
and In what manner shall he conduct his prisoner over
the 900 intervening milesi He may lie personally re-
spnrlsblc be may be for damages the rohtof
might suffer by OF excessive abuse Oi his
authority The bail would not be responsible for any
abuse exercised by him.
1.-The cause OF human freedom has made marked ai-
yances within the last NIFTY years during which une. rs
have authoritative court has permitted smcb
a possible perycrsion OF power by one person over
another. And until the Legislature OF this state or The
court whose beests must obey has declared my dnty IN
the shall decline 10 refuse the pfotecuOn OF lhls
court 10 the relBtOr
An order was then issued discharging Mr.. Hayery
from custody.
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TORS READY ~ ONO.
DEMOCRATS NOT TO SULK At HOME.
snoEr SESSION rRoMIsEp DEFINING TO-DAY
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRfcUNE-

a
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE
IBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRf,USE1
Co1uMBus Ohio Jan 3-rhe Ohio Legislature viii
meet To- morrow All the Democratic Senators who He'd
to Kentucky in May will be back tine four from
Hamilton County, who deprived OF their seats ny
the Republican contestants Efforts arc To be mace u,
for session The Senate Il close and two Re-
publican Senator's Grouse and Pugsey have been elected
10 Congress, along with acknowledgements Kennedy
of session OF Congress- the business or
the Assembly will he fastened that the dc?ar ure OF
the COngressmenclect may not disturb the majority.
Senator Schneider Of the Democrats died today at
his home In Minister lie from district which VIII
reflect Democrat The Senate will probably rcorgaii'
lie by replacing the Democratic employees with Repubi-
cans although Chief Clerk vaandigham is expected to
remain because he remained at his post last spring III
expected that the Assembly will early provide Tor COM
investigate the election Of Senator Payne Tho
Labor Assembly OF the State will ask tho Legislature 10
make IL a misdemeanor for employer to discharge al
employe for belonging to labor organizations to abolish
contract labor In the prisons, and TO make eight hours
days work.
The annual Of Governor Foraker will no sub
United to The LEGISLATURE on Iucsy ~ nesns w.n v1
CALCULATIONS over business prosperity which ne Attributes
to the protective tariff OF the Republican party and over
the ugsley law OF the last session. wnch has secured iar
elections to tincnnat. Cleveland Columbus and Toledo
lie avors the abolition OF spring elections Inc sect
taxation is dealt with ut length TheGovernor recon-
20 to the state The Total debt of Ohio now OK:
n
a debt heyond 10 per cent Of valve of property.
As 10 the Dow law he says: 1.-The law has been CON
strued authorize sales by manufacturers ana the
agents IN quantities. not less than gallon In III lnicipa
corporations under the provisions OF section hi OF
the act, they have prohibited ale beer ana porter
sold This Is aggiavntion Of the evil that he pro
vision intended II should lie amended = as
10 prohibit This prace II is believed that the will
when changoi give more satisfactory result 10 me
people OF H. state than any measure relating 10 inc
qu,r traffic which ever been enacted In ONO
The Governor c,mpl neuis the Ohio Nation j Guard.
nd pcpou nenffs fnnO
Confederate burial lois Johnsons Island and In the
cemetery Columbus.
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DIED.


AMFs-suddenly in Brooklyn on. Monday morning. 90 90
INST, long Illness hbiiha ia'oe ANs'' S"">"- -
Esther Halsted Thomas
Notlce OF funeral hereafter
pAon-on SATURDAY, January ]. Ethel Smith. infant
aa,gntpI OF William Smith aud Matlids mclean D~ss'
aged uiOn tbs and ~ da3s
Funeral private
81 ANKEIu Brooklyn. January 1897 Charlo'to A"sus'
Iisl.v widow OF stephen l. Clarke ana uauHhtef VI INC
a.. enry Haley. esd, OF PortlaDd Me -
pds Of is family are attend the funeral on
afirr,oop January O. at hapast O'CLOCK,
rao her late residence, No u First Place, bfooAyn
Please oiuit nowers 49,
cnrURANou January l. at Bloomingdale Essex County,
n y Henry Cochran. the Both year oil his age
intermonl at Middlotown. " \, "Wednesday January
FERlJs-Op saturday. January l. hor saith Oruday Mrs
MARY H. Ferris only survivng child OF te hos Dsiv.
Oxtfauder % VIE Vi INC ieo'.
grrs .e easel OF the New York Annual Conference Oh
The Methodist Episcopal Church. - .,,... a.
Funeral services will be Hei at her late reslonce
Iau,hn,g Duchess County. N. " on Tuesday January
AZ 2iu % M Ministers OF the Nowfork Cohirfenco AZ"
friends are respectfully invltoL
CONTAMINATION Monday December O. 1886, at La Ceiba,
RepuDlc of Honduras. Central America Charles rres'on
Goldsmith OF this city, ~ the 5oth year o. MS "So
uAKPEn-on clnesday morning. DecembeT AZ tne
Uniled States Consulate, MUNICH Bavaria Joseph W.
Harper, OF this city. IN his bOth year. A.. sao u.s,
Funeral sorvirrs the vi his son. NO -ov
Tsiay.s ana friends vi tho family respectfully invited
TO attend.
uoKToN-At New. Rochelle January !, Pepina Horton
widow OF lats John u. Horton I'D tho so'n Jo"' "
Relatives OF the family ars ressctiy sne
attend the tuuerAl al y M on IhesIy ,snuA'' -
her lat residence Centre-ave, Ne~-h ocheuo
HEpoEs-At his residence. Fordban. ~ " 'snu"S -
1887 Davd a. Hedges. NJ. u n. r,a.sav lth
Funeral ssryIeas Bfidxe Hampton L. L. % i's'"~'
r,oia: Save loot East s4thss 800 returning isare
bridge Hampton 207 p u
ploaxo
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SOCIAL INCIDENTS AT THE CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON Jan. (SDecidb-The cold wave" bring
ing genuine weather today drawback to visitors
making the round Of Monday receptions is taken for
granted that the formal calling sets IN the first
Monday aftor. New Years Day, when the families Of the
Supreme Court Justices receive, and Monday is also
Capitol Hin Day because Justice Field lives there, and
1t Is more convenient do" all tho Hid calls the
same day For the many In the West End,
where Justice Matthews lives. hold Monday. Most of
the houses bright with open fires to-day that were
especially welcome 10 visitors coming In from the keen
Dir.
The parlors OF the Chief Justice held lively company
between the hours of 3 and O'Clock. Mrs Waite
had her daughter and sons wife, Mrs. Hsnywate TO as
est In entertaining visitors.
AT Justice Biatchford's house Mira. COwnzs with
Mrs Blschford and visitors served with superior
tea selected by the Judge and OF which he Is said TO be
rather proud Mrs. Cowings who spent part of last sea-
son here, Is again the guest Of Justice and Mrs Batch
Cord.
Mrs. Henry watterson is visiting Justice Matthewss
family and to-day received with brs. and the Misses
Matthews.
There large number of callers at tho homes Of
Justice Bradley and Justice Miller.
Senator epO0ners home group OF friends from WIS
consin Mise Myer. Miss Vance aud Miss Van Bergen
ssteo MIRA spooner and Mrs In foette wife Ut Repre-
sentstve la Toilette, poured tea
cenhtof blairs house was closed, and any number OF
were thrust under the door, Visitor rensrking
Qte too short In the short senssn 70 again"
ase In the vicinity Of Lafayette square, wa thronged
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APPOINTED no THE SUPREME COURT

STEPHEN H. MAYHAM SUCCEEDS JUDGE PECkHAM
AND SAMUEL EDWARDS TAKES JUDGE OSBORN >
PLACE.
ALBANY, Jan. 3-COvernoI Today made the follow
Ing appointments Supreme Court Judges for the Third
Judicial District
Samuel Edwards OF Hudson. in place OF Judge Osborn
deceased. Tie appointment OF Mr. Edwards was asked
unanimously 10y the bar OF Columbia County, ana Dy
prominent citizens without regard 10 party.
stephen II. Mayham OF schOharie, IN place or Judge
Peckham resigned Mr. Mayham is the present Judge or
SchOharie County, and has been member OF Assembly
and District Attorney and for two terms member or
Congress His appointment unanimously asked I"r
by the OF Scboharic County and by welkn0wn law
yers throughout the district is understood that judge
Mayham has consented hold the number OF spe-
cai and chambers in Albany City as Judge Peck
ham has held.
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fsbould be read DAILY by aIsre,t chlase, may oc
Letters Tor foreign aee not 10 special, aa
dressed lspAtca ~ aay Srst'ut az & mar e,si
letters a1t !'i1 +i~e'''' ''AS ''a' " Wv
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pKonrrLY IN all oAsosD ~ tass o hce - 'oi'"' ::
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At p for Yer. cruz any Pr9sIsso per y. 'Iss,
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ANA sarpaoes ivr Brazil aud Tho la r,a sSur.s,s vt
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moan isiap,is per stsAiasnip AAneaA nro srrya1s
Eew.YorE seap,shp Eder WIN Ssa t,ts Of P.psiu
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TOO MANY CANDIDATES FOR UNITED STATES sENA
1nR-rrrIniI Ans INrTED

TOR-ETPUBiI ANS UNITED.
INDIAN ,PoIIs Jan. 2 fspocnh.Wih the gathering OF
the members OF the General Assembly. which meets on
THURSDAY the fight for the srnarahip has actively begun
Senator Voorhees, and X j. Bright have arrived here
from Washington take charge of the Democratic part
Of the fight; and Senator Harrison has tho Republicans
well III hand. The Democrats are In "A bad way for
leader Governor Gray IS quietly talked about rs some
thing Of an incropcr from the Republican party On
the other hand Mr. Mcdonald II ~ times referred 10 In
any but complimentary teruis rome Oi Tue Gray men
have gone far revive old illusions that we're not
uncommon ia Mr. HeudriCkss term OF leadership Not
mnny months before Mr. IIeDdftckss death. he was III
mood about the position OF the phry ana
it candidates United states Senator lie said III rel
crcpco 10 MIR Mcdonald. lie first candidate for
President then aspirant for place In the cabinet
and after that d seat on the Supreme Bench All
The oil do belong To any man. Holman IL ell
titled Ia the Senatorship aud ought e. have H. lie eau
~ Democratic senators ana Representatives on
mex, Thursny night promises 10 renew the ihciionhl
nght that ragged during the summer Tho kepnbcans are
all united confident and the assurance Il gwen ny
the politicians tie party that Senator Harrison VIII Ger
tainy elected when the questions 81 eiegibty
are settled after the Legislature organizes the RrpnDh
cans will have n majority on Joint ballot OF four How
ger II j. generally understood That the decision I'D to
Injunction suit involving the Office OF Llenfenant'ov-
ernor which will probably he given by the supreme
Court tomorrow the key n the situat on Even ny
favorable the Democrats. they Will hardly know what
To do with all their Senate candidates.
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THE rRA1y.RoBBERs TO PLEAD GUILTY.

TIE TIKI ~ KDBBLHS to I1TIO UV TIT
ST. LOUIS Jan 3.The grand jury 70 when tho cases
OF the were presented to-day have It is I'M
acrs,ood Indicted Erred witrock Thomas seaver and
W. W. Halvht for robbery the first degree The Crimi
nal Court does not meet until tomorrow morning. and in
dctmeuts cannot therefore be returned until that time
that prisoners will be brought into court rs
soon "a the indictments are returned, and VIII plead
guilty receive scntence and 20 TO the Pententiary III
this proves Ia be the the charges against MESSENGER
Fothcringham cannot be SUSTAINED Upon ths point
Manager Weir said 10 day. "Wtrock says Fotheringham
is innocent hope lie Il. but he WAS indicted by the
grand jury, you know. don't know what the eviden,
against him was but have been sufficient; ana
evidence that is sufficient for Indictment Is SUFFICIENT
for trial Tho men under arrest may be able To e1
plain away what appear 10 be discriminating iacts
Mr. Weir said That the money recovered still lacked
81 2 900 OF the amount stolen.